IN THE LAB
Rotavirus Infection Accelerates Diabetes In Mice
The protective immune response to rotavirus infection also triggers harmful autoimmunity that could result in Type I diabetes.
Genetic Road Map For Esophageal Cancer
An enhanced understanding of the genetic basis of esophageal cancer could help improve treatment for the disease which is especially prevalent in Southeast Asia.
Not Such A Tough Nut To Crack Anymore
An international group of scientists have cracked the peanut genome, paving the way for genetic improvements in the widely-cultivated crop.
Making Clothes From Sugar
Researchers have found a green and efficient method to produce the raw materials for nylon from sugar.
Using Genetics To Determine Mosquito Age
Scientists are now able to determine the age of mosquitoes with transcriptional profiling, and have shown that disease transmission is by mosquitoes older than twelve days.
Acupuncture Could Help Treat Septic Shock
A study in mice showed that acupuncture may also protect against deadly bacterial infections.
Fluorescent Sensor To Expose Date Rape Drug
Find out in just 30 seconds whether your drink has been spiked with a newly developed fluorescent sensor.
Targeting The Achilles Heel Of Cancer Cells
By targeting proteins only expressed in cancer cells and reducing drug toxicity, scientists hope to be able to fight cancer better.
Futuristic Wearable Medical Device Has Nanosensors For Drug Release
Scientists are closer to realizing the goal of wearable medical devices with the demonstration of a multifunctional nanomaterial-based system.
